CBMM

Oceanography

OCEANOGRAPHY

Creatures from the deep

Marine worms reveal strategies for adapting to the cold and dark waters

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Bizarre creatures

New carnivorous sponges

Researchers discover four new species of carnivorous sponges

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pellets

Near-invisible trash on the beach

Amount of plastic particles on Brazilian beaches is larger than imagined

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OCEANOGRAPHY

Mud from the South

Sediments from Rio de la Plata travel as far north as São Sebastião

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Rarities in the reefs

Rarities in the reefs

Group describes three new marine sponge species

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Antarctica

A Path in the Snow

Experts identify focal points for Brazilian science on the frozen continent

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OCEANOGRAPHY

Precious sea mud

Sediments reveal the climatic of environments that disappeared

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OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH

Pioneering voyage

Researchers gather data on heat variation in the South Atlantic

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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

The health of the bay

Project maps sources of pollutants and marine currents in Todos os Santos Bay

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Marine life

The living rocks of Abrolhos

Largest bank of calcareous algae in the world, in Brazil

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Alpha Crucis

The arrival of Alpha Crucis

Oceanographic ship launched at the port of Santos

Naval engineering

Deep-water challenges

Studies facilitate advances in oil exploration on the high seas

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Ocean and meteorology

Buoys at sea

Floating data collection equipment goes into operation this year

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OCEAN MINING

Marine fertilizer

Limestone algae may increase sugarcane productivity by 50%

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Cover

The Alpha Crucis saga

New oceanographic ship will advance research in São Paulo state

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management

Racing on ice

How to product science that is more competitive in Antarctica

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Ecology

Mobile nurseries

Fish reproduce and raise the young in specific parts of mangrove swamps

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Memory

Getting acquainted with the sea

The first Brazilian oceanography expedition took place 60 years ago

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Environment

More sea life

International census expands knowledge of biodiversity

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Oceanography

Polluted paradise

Canal has made it easier to spread heavy metals along southern São Paulo coast

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Dieter Muehe

Dieter Muehe: Don’t forget the sea

Geographer says that it is crucial to monitor the coast and the ocean to find out what is actually going to change in terms of the climate

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Zoology

Life in the deep sea

Coral provides clues on the evolution of marine biodiversity

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Oceanography

An almost dead sea

Pollution in the Bay of Santos leads to areas with no marine life

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Robotics

Aquatic robots

Vehicles developed can explore the seabed, lakes, rivers and reservoirs

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